A revised schedule for the 2020 Unibet Premier League has been confirmed, which will see the tournament resume in August with six nights played behind closed doors at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes.

 

Due to the coronavirus pandemic and current restrictions, the planned double-header at Rotterdam Ahoy will not take place in 2020, along with the scheduled league nights in Birmingham, Belfast, Leeds and Berlin.

Six replacement nights, including Judgement Night which will see one player eliminated from the competition, will take place behind closed doors at the Marshall Arena from August 25-30.

The 2020 Unibet Premier League is then scheduled to continue with the remaining four league nights in Glasgow, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield, before the top four players contest the Play-Offs at The O2 in London on its revised date of October 22.

Current League Table After Night 6:

9pts – Glen Durrant (+12)
8pts – Michael Van Gerwen (+8)
7pts – Michael Smith (+4)
7pts – Nathan Aspinall (+2)
7pts – Peter Wright (+1)
6pts – Gary Anderson (-1)
5pts – Gerwyn Price (0)
5pts – Rob Cross (-2)
2pts – Daryl Gurney (-12)

Full Results & Fixtures:

Night One February 6th – Aberdeen P&J Live
(95.41) Michael Smith 3-7 Glen Durrant (95.01)
(94.71) Gary Anderson 7-5 Daryl Gurney (91.65)
(104.13) Michael van Gerwen 7-5 Peter Wright (97.71)
(89.19) Nathan Aspinall 7-3 John Henderson (81.93)
(95.86) Gerwyn Price 6-6 Rob Cross (100.10)

Night Two February 13th – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena
(94.71) Rob Cross 7-5 Nathan Aspinall (95.48)
(98.11) Gerwyn Price 6-6 Michael Smith (101.71)
(95.58) Gary Anderson 6-6 Peter Wright (88.72)
(92.21) Glen Durrant 6-6 Fallon Sherrock (87.36)
(93.92) Daryl Gurney 1-7 Michael van Gerwen (105.05)

Night Three February 22nd – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
(101.95) Peter Wright 7-5 Rob Cross (90.13)
(97.44) Jonny Clayton 1-7 Michael Smith (105.51)
(96.84) Michael van Gerwen 5-7 Nathan Aspinall (100.46)
(97.46) Daryl Gurney 6-6 Gerwyn Price (93.70)
(97.24) Glen Durrant 7-4 Gary Anderson (96.89)

Night Four February 27th – Dublin 3Arena
(97.95) Glen Durrant 5-7 Nathan Aspinall (81.92)
(91.36) Rob Cross 5-7 Gary Anderson (97.77)
(85.98) Daryl Gurney 5-7 Michael Smith (88.19) ‘9 Darter Smith’
(95.31) William O’Connor 4-7 Michael van Gerwen (97.62)
(98.75) Gerwyn Price 7-1 Peter Wright (83.59)

Night Five March 5th – Exeter Westpoint Exeter
(98.55) Rob Cross 6-6 Daryl Gurney (94.88)
(96.68) Gerwyn Price 3-7 Glen Durrant (100.76)
(99.67) Nathan Aspinall 3-7 Peter Wright (110.00)
(87.76) Gary Anderson 5-7 Luke Humphries (88.67)
(95.42) Michael Smith 7-4 Michael van Gerwen (99.43)

Night Six March 12th – Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
(94.00) Michael Smith 4-7 Peter Wright (100.78)
(94.88) Daryl Gurney 5-7 Glen Durrant (95.79)
(98.07) Gerwyn Price 5-7 Michael van Gerwen (106.27)
(90.14) Rob Cross 6-6 Stephen Bunting (91.61)
(94.27) Gary Anderson 6-6 Nathan Aspinall (108.02)

Night Seven August 25th – Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes
Michael Smith v Gary Anderson
Michael van Gerwen v Rob Cross
Nathan Aspinall v Gerwyn Price
Chris Dobey v Daryl Gurney
Peter Wright v Glen Durrant

Night Eight August 26th – Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes
Gary Anderson v Gerwyn Price
Nathan Aspinall v Daryl Gurney
Michael Smith v Rob Cross
Michael van Gerwen v Glen Durrant
Peter Wright v Jeffrey de Zwaan 

Judgement Night August 27th – Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes
Glen Durrant v Rob Cross
Nathan Aspinall v Michael Smith
Peter Wright v Daryl Gurney
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Anderson
Jermaine Wattimena v Gerwyn Price

Night 10 Friday August 28 Milton Keynes
Night 11 Saturday August 29 Milton Keynes
Night 12 Sunday August 30 Milton Keynes
Night 13 Thursday September 17, The SSE Hydro, Glasgow
Night 14 Thursday September 24, The Manchester Arena
Night 15 Thursday October 1, The Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Night 16 Thursday October 15, The FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield
Play-Offs Thursday October 22, The O2, London

Format:

League matches in the first nine nights will be the best of 12 legs; first to seven, or a six-all draw. League matches in the second phase of the season will be the best of 14 legs; first to eight, or a seven-all draw.

Prize Fund:

Winner £250,000
Runner-Up £120,000
Semi-Finalists £80,000
Fifth Place £70,000
Sixth Place £60,000
Seventh Place £55,000
Eighth Place £50,000
Ninth Place £35,00
League Leader’s Bonus £25,000
Total £825,000

2021 Premier League Schedule

Night 1 – Thursday February 4, Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Night 2 – Thursday February 11, 3Arena, Dublin
Night 3 – Thursday February 18, Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Night 4 – Thursday February 25, Rotterdam Ahoy
Night 5 – Thursday March 4, Westpoint Exeter
Night 6 – Thursday March 11, The SSE Arena, Belfast
Night 7 – Thursday March 18, Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Night 8 – Thursday March 25, The Manchester Arena
Night 9 – Thursday April 1, The Brighton Centre
Night 10 – Thursday April 8, M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
Night 11 – Thursday April 15, The FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield
Night 12 – Thursday April 22, P&J Live, Aberdeen
Night 13 – Thursday April 29, Utilita Arena, Birmingham
Night 14 – Thursday May 6, The SSE Hydro, Glasgow
Night 15 – Thursday May 13, First Direct Arena, Leeds
Night 16 – Thursday May 20, The O2, London
Play-Offs – Thursday May 27, Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin

2020 CHAMPION

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League Leader ?
Final – ?

2019 CHAMPION

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN
League Leader Michael van Gerwen
Final – Michael van Gerwen defeated Rob Cross 11-5

2018 CHAMPION

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN
League Leader Michael van Gerwen
Final – Michael van Gerwen defeated Michael Smith 11-4

2017 CHAMPION

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN
League Leader Michael van Gerwen
Final – Michael van Gerwen defeated Peter Wright 11-10

2016 CHAMPION

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN
League Leader Michael van Gerwen
Final – Michael van Gerwen defeated Phil Taylor 11-3

2015 CHAMPION

GARY ANDERSON
League Leader Michael van Gerwen
Final – Gary Anderson defeated Michael van Gerwen 11-7

2014 CHAMPION

RAYMOND VAN BARNEVELD
League Leader  Michael van Gerwen
Final – Raymond van Barneveld defeated Michael van Gerwen 10-6

2013 CHAMPION

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN
League Leader  Michael van Gerwen
Final – Michael van Gerwen defeated Phil Taylor 10-8

2012 CHAMPION

PHIL TAYLOR
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Phil Taylor defeated Simon Whitlock 10-7

2011 CHAMPION

GARY ANDERSON
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Gary Anderson defeated Adrian Lewis 10-4

2010 CHAMPION

PHIL TAYLOR
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Phil Taylor defeated James Wade 10-8

2009 CHAMPION

JAMES WADE
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – James Wade defeated Mervyn King 13-8

2008 CHAMPION

PHIL TAYLOR
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Phil Taylor defeated James Wade 16-8

2007 CHAMPION

PHIL TAYLOR
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Phil Taylor defeated Terry Jenkins 16-6

2006 CHAMPION

PHIL TAYLOR
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Phil Taylor defeated Roland Scholten 16-6

2005 CHAMPION

PHIL TAYLOR
League Leader  Phil Taylor
Final – Phil Taylor defeated Colin Lloyd 16-4

Betway Premier League – Nine-Dart Finishes (8)

2006 – Raymond van Barneveld v Peter Manley (Bournemouth)
2010 – Raymond van Barneveld v Terry Jenkins (Aberdeen)
2010 – Phil Taylor x2 v James Wade (Wembley)
2012 – Phil Taylor v Kevin Painter (Aberdeen)
2012 – Simon Whitlock v Andy Hamilton (The O2)
2016 – Adrian Lewis v James Wade (Belfast)
2017 – Adrian Lewis v Raymond van Barneveld (Liverpool)

Averages

Highest Winning Average
123.40 Michael van Gerwen 7-1 Michael Smith Aberdeen 2016
Highest Losing Average
115.80 Phil Taylor 3-7 Raymond van Barneveld Glasgow 2015